University Daily Kansan Thursday. Nov. 17, 1955
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Fashions Modeled At Style Show
Festitions for every occasion, from lounging outfits to formals, and for two age groups, small children and their mothers, were shown last night at the young married women's fashion show.
Sponsored by the Engineerettes, the Law Wives, and the KU Dames, the show featured clothes from the Jay Shoppe and the Stork Haven.
Clothes for the wives whose husbands are studying at the University were modeled by the members of the clubs and their children. Fashions presented were for the housewife, the working girl, the expectant mother, and the mothers' small children.
The highlight of the children's fashion show was $2^{1/2}$-year-old Freddie Apt in a Davy Crockett suit, complete with holster, guns, and a coonskin cap. He is the son of Mr. and Frederick G. Apt of Iola. Apt is a third-year law student.
A blue snow suit, with zipper closings on each side and a blue cap and boots with plastic soles was modeled by Greg Kite, 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Kite of St. Francis, Kite is a second-year law student.
Corduroy is still popular for small children. Several girls modeled jumpers and suits in bright reds, greens, and blues. Short corduroy pants in navy blue and long trousers, also in navy, were shown for little boys. A white onlion coat with adjustable cuffs and gored back was modeled by Gail Duggan, 4-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Dugkan of Kansas City, Mo. Duggan is a fifth year engineering student.
For the women, separates are still popular. Almost all of the
skirts were of tweed, many in variations of the new burnt almond color. These were worn with contrasting wool jersey blouses and orlon or wool sweaters. A light blue matching cashmere sweater and wool skirt was modeled by Mrs. Barbara Wilson of Little Rock, Ark. Her husband, Bob, is an engineering senior.
Two of the three suits shown were of tweed and all had box-jackets. The popular suede jacket was modeled in rust color and had a voke at the shoulder line.
Toreador pants were presented for lounging, as were the new "ankle-bone" pants which are a few inches longer than the toreador trousers. With a high waist, black velveteen ankle-bone trousers were shown. Middle blouses
were featured with these trousers.
Wool jersey and knit dresses were shown in raspberry, orange, pink, and even a blue and white flecked tweed. One, in a natural color, created the Dior influence with a draped bustline.
Coats in cashmere, fur and wool,
and orlon and dynel all had turnup
collars and adjustable cuffs.
They are full and can be worn over
many petticoated dresses.
Cocktail dresses in taffettas and failles with either drop waistlines or pencil-slim skirts, and formals in net and tuffle were also modeled. Mrs. Alice Johnson, owner of the Stork Haven, and Mr. James Schubert, owner of the Jay Shoppe, presented the commentary about their fashions.
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